Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1926, Page 13

NE 8, 1926, 13 J ESDAY, JU 12d- | ridge, Goorge Madison McCauley, Ed-| Reading, Joseph Bruft Seth, fr: Fr: Phyllis Morgan, Dorothy Murray. o E vi ward Ellesmere McKeige, nest Hughes Shipley, Ira Mclhuell s rvin Nihiser, George Timothy eorge Jid y Veill, Priscilla Ballinger ward Melchior, jr.; 1 arl Metze- | Staley, ward Stoops The voth, Lionel ~Kastman Whaley and W Harry Paul Por -ph Newcomer, | Milton Stewnrt CGeorge Timothy O'Neill, | { 'yles. Hugh D.| Hamilton Whiteford. Adam A. Weschler & Son Hecklar Reed, C| Auctioneers THE Taylor of College Park gave the bene- diction. Opening and closing and in- TONL U, GRADUATES univer: . Those recelving diplomas or certifi- —at prices you ' afford Lo A t o More Than 200 Get Diplomas at $3.50 or a luxurious suite T : and Certificates at Annual cates today were DEGREE_OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY. 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Taylor, Washing ton, D.C. | Bachelor of s Pyles, jr.. Frederick, Washington, | w Richardson, Washing- e Henrl Schmidt, Ira. McDuell ey, Knoxville, Md.; Walter Howard xell, Nc ampton, P Hamilton Whiteford, Baltimore, Dorothy Oliver Youn Jethesda, Md. : n, Thomas IHiam altimore, Md. Emmons berg, Louise Henri Schmidt, John Clarke Seibert, Joseph Harold' Seibert, Ira McDuell 3 :GE OF ENGINEERING. | Staley, ir; Kenneth Gorden Stoner, COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING. |ftley. Jr: Henneth Corden romer: ator Bachelor of | Troxell, h Olive Wallace, E: | ldward Russell Allen, Towson, Md.; | Artman Walker, William Hamilton Willlam Erie Bishop, Washir Whiteford, John Kenneth Wilson, D. C.; Arthur Edward Bonnet, W. M t Beall Wolfe, Leland Griffith | ington, *; Jean Herkimer Worthington, v Virginia Wright o 6 C,; I and Dorothy Oliver Young. Riverdale, Md.; Phi Kappa Phi certificates: Willard ntz, Catonsville, | Walker Aldrich, De Atley 2 derson ton, D. C.; Albert Boyd Fish- | s Point of Rocks, Md.; Charles Glc Mount Airy, Md.; Kellerman, Wash m Merle Kline, muel Lebowitz, neis Theodore Benjamin k, Celestine Doyle, Balti- ister Mary Florence ( ner, Baltimoré, Md.; Sister Mary Helen Ryan, Baltimore, Md.; Mary Anita Stoutenburgh, Baltimore, | Md.;_Sister Mary Joan de Arc Wl son, Baltimore, Md. | Bachelor of Arts. James Henry Bounds Md.: Thomas Alexander Chevy Chase, Md.; d A mas, Uppe Henry | sister Ma Boswi College swell, College | e ; Horace Smith Isbell, Den- Daniel Charles Lichten- \A\ Salisbury, | g Browne, | Christ. | yrard Auction Sale 1414 14th St. N.W. | Special Dispateh to The Star. PARK, Md.. June §. 0 degrees and certificates awurded ment exes 3 Maryland, heid in Ritchie gym- nasium Of tiese 45 were graduate dezrees, six being Ph, D.'s. One-fourth those receiving vt Dieckmann, Leonard ioodwin, William Francls Kellermann, Thomas Chadwick XKel- ol Leb Danfel Charles uner, Fdw Rewinald Robert McKibbin, Mo Prisctlla Ballinger st, Louise Richardson, Joseph | Bruff Seth, jr. i rd Stanton Smhl’.; m, Reginald | ah Ollve \Wal } t and Dor- | se 1izekiel Boui ral v Goldman, ik nian, | | Keiee I'rustecs’ sale of desirable business prop- unsw Phyllis Md.; Howard Lteford Aldridg: College Md.; vage, Md.; Pearl Anderson, « Downey by erty in growing section. Sale takes place V‘(‘ Ellesmere Md John ville while nearl many nwre were from points in M, ‘ivginia adjacent to the Cs DT Wednesday, June 9th, at 4 P.M., on premises. Karl Grah . Ma othy Olive Cadet milit Fruff Seth, ir. D G Al = “ashington, commissions: Josep! lieutemant colonel; Mil- e E. MacLean, - of the University of Nebrasks president of the Un lowa, delivered the wddress raduates, his subject being “America’s World-Wide Vision.” He was preceded by Tom Browne of | Chevy Chase, Md., who gave the vale dictor AL Stewart Whaley and Willlam C. Supplee of Washington, Laura Betty Amos of Forest Hill, Md.: Patricia | Wolf of New York City and Joseph L. McGlone of Baltimore, Md., ve. he awards among the | cdal and prize winners. Miss Amos | Wkhaley received the citizenship which 0 annually to the students of the during th have nearest model citizen and bave done the most for the general advancement of the Miss Wolf former ¢ 1700 comfortable, cheerful rooms Clara from $3.50 to $12.00 per day Suites from $10.00 to $30.00 per day HOTEL MCALPIN | Aithur L. Lee, Managing Director 34th Street and Broadway NEW YORK CITY Vincent Mook o' Tavlor, Wash " St o i e Leltnae I'aul Suraka, Homestead, 1 8 tricia W . Penns Virginia W r faney | Baltimor George hompson, Rosslyn, Va. | 3 n MeCaul vard Ellesmere | h. George | OF HOM! helor of Science. telle Langenfeldt, Mary Elizabeth Md Advanced Professional Degree Timothy Thompsor: il and B captains, Marie more, Md.; Hyattsville, s Crawford, V Leoinel Kemp Whitney Johnson, Joseph Jones: wrence Lincoln Longridge, r, jr.; Lionel Amos, Forest Hill, l‘l:fl MASTER OF ARTS. Virginta Wemyss Brewer, ‘ranklin D. Coliege L H Leonard Ma - E e Parl n wshington, D. « . Mount Cle sibert, Wallace, Beall Wolfe Nicol, V r 1 John Clay Joseph Harold Md.; Sarah. Olive Md.; Margaret Glen, Md. Bachelor of Arts. John Edwad Inni Md.: Truman Stoner Bridge, Md.; Joseph vidge, Barton, Md.: Dorothy Murr: Washington, D. Bdwin Nihiser, Hagerstown, Md.; Paul Washington, Brookeville, McBride s Carlyle Clarenc |ex.; Henry dietown, Md.: , Cumberland, Md page Willis, Feder. Thelma Halsan Winkjer, Dep wissions worth | Fhom | Ma.; M diplomas: Albert Reese Betty Harold € 5 Benjamin Cop burg, Md Washington, Bishop, Arthur 2 onnet, Jean IHerkimer Brayton, and flaney Cheek, Alfred Henry | ark homas Brooks Crawford, Viwde Gilbert Dent, jr.: Leoinel Kemp | Theodore Whitney Johnson, -ph Leonard Jones, Laurence Lin 1 Lehman, Joseph Cliffe Long collegiate Pocor e, who was president of the Assembly, wiven a special rom the administration of the versity for effective »peration in weneral university affair: Other Medal Winners. Among other medal winners were Robert Surguy Caruthers, the James s Godda memorial medal to Prince Georges County cllence in scholarship . and character. cille Atkinson and Emily ne Herzog, the Sigma Phi Sig n making th ge dyring th ke City, | in, Union | I Clifford Long tu- Corrects These Ailments Gout High Blood Pressure Dyspepsia Diabetes Rheumatism Constipation Bladder Trouble Kidney Troubles Liver Disorders Bright's Discase Acidity Stomach Tro Calculi (Stones) General Deb: Phone or Write for Literature sor COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE. g Porton, Bachelor of Science. ino Ady, Sharon, Md.; nderson, Washington Paul Edgar Ba Washing ton, D. C: John Hurley (' ington, D. ¢ Freder Ne Washing mann, Stroup 1 | Leoinel Kemp 1 | William ~ Hargis Md.; John | Washington, D. .. Joseph D: | ton Hoopes, Bel Air, Md | vens Hubbard, Cordova, dore Whitney Johnson, .; Thomas shington, D. A | son Kingz, Branchville, Md. L. McGlone, Baltimore, Md.; John Broome Morsell, Bowens, Md.. Lionel Fastman Newcomer, Harpers Ferry | W. Va.: Kent Sparks Price, Centre | vill, Md: Emmons Hecklar Reed Denton, Md.: Charles Harmon R Middletown, Md.: 1 Richardson, Berwyn, Md.; Takoma, Park, Smith, Wasl Ahernethy Rustberg, Va.. William Carleton plee, Washington, D. C.. Letha Ernest Taylor, Riverdale, Md.; Fran cfs Ridgely Todd, Sparrows VPoint, Md.; Dwight Talmage Walker, Mount Airy, Md: Earnest Artman Walker, Mount Airy, Md.. Milton Stewart Whaley, Washington, D. C.. John Kennoth Wilson, Pylesville, Md. COLLEGE _OF ARTS AN CIENCES. Bachelor of Science. Harold Adolph Bonnet, Washington, D, O Wal Leo Aloysius Crotty, Dieck i Joseph Mount Joy, Pa. Sparks, Md 3 PPocomoke Edgar Fah American Waters Corporation | 933 Woodward Bldgz. Washington ‘:» Phone Main 2211 ADDING \JLATING AND BILLING MACHINES. idward Norris, the Dinah an memorial medal for the sopho- » who attains the highest scholas i | tic average of his class in the College of Engineer! 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